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Government PriceCatcher data · 2026-07-10 to 2026-07-16

Egg Price Malaysia 2026

National average: RM13.99 per 30 biji (tray)

Grade A eggs (telur ayam gred A), 30-egg tray, compared across every major supermarket chain.

At a Glance

  • Cheapest chain: Lotus's — RM12.89/30 biji (tray)
  • Most expensive chain: Other outlets (independent grocers, pasar, kedai runcit) — RM14.26/30 biji (tray) (11% more than Lotus's)
  • Last month: up 2.4% from Jun 26

Eggs were at the centre of Malaysia's 2022 cost-of-living crisis, when a national shortage pushed prices sharply higher and prompted an export ban and price ceiling. That history is why eggs remain one of the most closely PriceCatcher-tracked items — a government open dataset of price surveys collected directly from supermarket branches nationwide. Grade A (gred A) is the standard size sold in most Malaysian supermarkets; smaller Grade B/C eggs run cheaper but aren't tracked separately in this dataset.

Egg Price Malaysia by Supermarket Chain

Verified 2026-07-10 to 2026-07-16 · 4,604 price surveys across Malaysia · Source: data.gov.my PriceCatcher

ChainAvg PriceRangeSamples
Lotus's✓ CheapestRM12.89RM12.59 – RM12.89136
EconsaveRM12.97RM10.20 – RM16.20347
Segi FreshRM13.47RM12.30 – RM14.4021
TF Value-MartRM13.48RM12.89 – RM14.10190
GiantRM13.52RM13.00 – RM15.90144
Hero MarketRM13.52RM13.30 – RM13.6052
Pacific HypermarketRM13.54RM12.90 – RM14.4026
Jaya GrocerRM13.59RM13.59 – RM13.5953
AEONRM13.68RM12.95 – RM15.75173
MydinRM13.70RM12.99 – RM13.99154
NSK Trade CityRM13.87RM13.20 – RM14.1063
Village GrocerRM14.10RM14.10 – RM14.1077
Other outlets (independent grocers, pasar, kedai runcit)RM14.263,168

"Range" shows the lowest and highest branch-level average recorded within this chain — actual price may vary by outlet.

Egg Price Malaysia Trend Since Jan 22

National average, RM per 30 biji (tray) · 55 months of government data

Low: RM12.32High: RM14.35Now: RM13.99

Since Jan 22, the national average price has risen 7.6%.

How We Source This Data

This price comes from PriceCatcher, the Malaysian government's open dataset of retail price surveys (data.gov.my), collected by the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living from named supermarket chains nationwide. It is not a Shopee listing or a store's own advertised price — it's an independent, government-verified average.

Updated monthly from the latest available PriceCatcher release. This page reflects the most recent trailing week within that release for a current-price snapshot; the trend chart above uses the full monthly history back to Jan 22.

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FAQ — Egg Price Malaysia

How much is a tray of eggs in Malaysia right now?
The national average is RM13.99 for a tray of 30 Grade A eggs, based on 4,604 price surveys across Malaysia (2026-07-10 to 2026-07-16). Lotus's is currently the cheapest major chain at RM12.89/tray.
Why did egg prices spike in Malaysia in 2022?
A combination of rising chicken feed costs (corn and soybean, both imported), a nationwide production shortfall, and price-control policy created a supply squeeze. The government responded with an egg export ban and subsidy scheme — both visible as inflection points in this page's historical trend chart.
Are eggs still price-controlled in Malaysia?
Price control status changes with policy — check the current PriceCatcher trend for the latest month to see whether prices have flattened (a sign of active control) or moved freely with market supply.
Where does this egg price data come from?
PriceCatcher, an open dataset published by Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (data.gov.my). It's independently collected government data, not a retailer's advertised price or a Shopee listing.